Person bishop titular bishop of Dume
D. Duarte
bishop · titular bishop of Dume
Titular bishop of Dume sent to Funchal in 1516 by the first Bishop of Funchal, D. Diogo Pinheiro, to act in his place. He confirmed, ordained, consecrated Funchal Cathedral on 18 October and blessed one of its bells. Some of the notes grouped under this name concern a different person, King Duarte of Portugal, who in 1433 granted the islands to Prince Henry and the Order of Christ.
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- Order of Christ — King who in 1433 granted Madeira's spiritual jurisdiction to the Order of Christ.
- Historical dates — King of Portugal who in 1433 granted the Madeira archipelago to Prince Henry.
- Perestrelo (Bartolomeu) — King whose wife Perestrelo was falsely said to have accompanied from Spain in 1428.
- Jerónimo Fernando (Dom) — King of Portugal from whom the bishop descended illegitimately, according to his epitaph.
- Taxes — King of Portugal who granted the lordship of the islands and their revenues to Prince Henry.
- Lemos (Dom Jorge de) — Prelate who came to Madeira in 1516 to carry out episcopal functions on behalf of the bishop.
- Grants — King of Portugal whose charters of 26 September 1433 granted the islands to Prince Henry and the Order of Christ.
- Funchal Cathedral (the Sé) — Titular bishop of Dume who consecrated the cathedral in October 1516.
- Henry (Prince), the Navigator — King of Portugal and Henry's brother, who confirmed the grants of the archipelago to him.
- Coinage — King of Portugal who granted Madeira to Prince Henry in 1433, forbidding him to mint coin.
- Fernando (Prince) — King of Portugal and father of Prince Fernando.
- Pinheiro (Dom Diogo) — Prelate sent to Madeira by Diogo Pinheiro who performed episcopal functions and consecrated Funchal Cathedral in 1516.
